Overview

Founded in 2017, Weblium is a web-based site builder from a company headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It combines templates and an editor with hosting on Google Cloud and a free SSL certificate for each site. Weblium says its personal-data processing is intended to comply with GDPR and applicable US regulations, while cautioning that internet transmissions cannot be guaranteed absolute protection.

Key features

Ready-made templates and blocks give site creation a structured starting point. The Flex block lets users reposition elements within a block, adding layout control without requiring code. Weblium automatically creates mobile versions and allows each version to be adjusted separately, which is useful when a mobile page needs a distinct arrangement rather than simple resizing.

AI tools can generate text and images for a site, helping fill a draft but not replacing review. Store tools include online payments, checkout and cart pages, and support for up to 10,000 products. Contact forms, SEO controls, blogging, and booking tools extend the platform beyond basic landing pages. Integrations include Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, Hotjar, SalesDrive, KeyCRM, Mailchimp, SendGrid, LiveChat, and tawk.to.

Online support is available around the clock by chat and email, with video lessons and a knowledge base as additional help. That support may be useful to first-time site owners, though it does not change the capacity limits of the lower plans.

Pricing

The free plan is free and permits up to three pages, 100 MB of storage, and 100 MB of bandwidth per site. Those caps make it suitable for a small trial or very limited site, not a content-heavy business presence.

Starter costs 11.00 USD per year, billed 132 USD/year (11 USD/month). It raises the allowance to 10 pages, 3 GB of media storage, and 5 GB of bandwidth, with one site per subscription. Weblium positions it for business websites and lead generation. It is the cheaper paid choice for a compact site, but the 10-page ceiling leaves little room for a growing services or content catalogue.

Business costs 17.50 USD per year, billed 210 USD/year (17,5 USD/month). It allows up to 500 pages, 10 GB of media storage, 20 GB of bandwidth, and up to five languages, still for one site per subscription. Weblium positions it for online sales and larger projects; the higher quotas and language support make it the more suitable tier for a broader site, but not for managing several sites under one subscription.

Starter and Business include a 14-day free trial without a credit card. White Label is 48.00 USD per month, starting at 48 USD/month, and is aimed at agencies, web studios, SaaS companies, and freelancers. Weblium Studio turnkey website is 300.00 USD per once, starting at 300 USD, for a build, redesign, or migration. Each paid subscription covers one website, so additional sites require separate subscriptions.

Platforms

Weblium is available on the web. Its editor automatically creates mobile versions of sites and allows manual adjustments to each version.

Who it's for

Weblium suits small businesses, lead-generation projects, and store owners who want a visual builder with mobile-specific adjustments and room for a large product catalogue. Starter fits a modest business site; Business is more appropriate when page capacity, bandwidth, or multiple languages matter. It is a weaker fit for anyone who needs several websites under one paid subscription or expects a small free site to accommodate substantial content and traffic.

Pros and cons

Pros: Separate mobile adjustments provide more control than automatic layouts alone.
Pros: Store capacity of up to 10,000 products, plus payments and checkout, supports sizable catalogues.
Pros: Contact forms, SEO controls, blogging, booking tools, and a broad set of named integrations serve several common site needs.
Cons: The free plan's three-page, 100 MB storage, and 100 MB bandwidth limits constrain even a modest ongoing site.
Cons: Every subscription covers only one website, so operators with multiple sites must pay separately for each.
Cons: Starter's 10-page cap may force an upgrade as a business site expands.

Alternatives

Consider Framer if you want a free plan with 500 AI credits to try, a free Framer domain, 1 GB of bandwidth, design pages, and 10 CMS collections. Brizy AI is another freemium option; its Personal plan is 19.00 USD per month and includes an AI Builder, one website, premium hosting on AWS, and one workspace. For an unlimited sandbox with a staging URL and no time limit, SGEN offers a free Sandbox plan; publishing requires a different plan.

Wix Studio, Pagesmith, PolyDraft, Ratals CMS, and SlateHut are also alternatives.

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Verdict

Its main appeal is combining those tools with a clear upgrade path from a small site to a much larger one. Look elsewhere if you need multiple websites covered by one subscription or cannot work within the free plan's tight quotas.

	Kirki	Weblium
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	No	Yes
Paid from	$4.92/mo	$0.92/mo
Platforms	Web	Web
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Contact forms	Yes	Yes
SEO controls	Yes	Yes
Blogging	Yes	Yes
Paid from		$11/mo
Custom domain		Yes
Page limit		10 pages
Booking tools		Yes
Included page limit		10 pages

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